Will the cat land on its foots?

Question

If you strap a piece of toast onto a cat's back butter side up and then gently chuck it out of the window, will puddy land on its feet?

Answer 1

no it will land its foots in its toast and get butter on moms table cloth...least that is what happened at my house

Answer 2

nicely it would keep on with that the cat would land on its ft. Now in case you strapped the toast on butterside up, that would nicely be an completely different state of affairs. except that is what you meant in the first position. And even if that's, i am going to nevertheless wager the cat would land on its ft because it truly is heavier than the toast.

Answer 3

I vote for the cat landing on its feet. A cat is much more agile than a slice of buttered toast.

Answer 4

if its below floor 6 or higher than 7 (-20) then yes there is a 90 percent chance of the cat surviving. Because the reaches its terminal velocity around floor 7, before that it is very stiff, then it relaxes and spreads out, slows down, and flexes its feet for a "springy" landing.

Answer 5

Hi. Cats can survive falls from very high buildings if they have enough time to get into a stable foot down position. The toast, as a non-thinking entity, would be overruled.

Answer 6

A cat from a good height can twist it's body round so that it can land on it's feet. Cat's have been known to fall off 8 story buildings and come off unscathed or with minor injuries.

Answer 7

no it will die if you "gently" chuck it out the window because cats don't land on there feet

Answer 8

LOL
not even. Once your in air, and there's no momentum turning you, a short distance fall, you won't live.

Answer 9

Maybe, but the ASPCA will surely land on your front door.

Answer 10

Yes, and then it will eat the toast.